Voice of the Falcons: Flying Since 1979
Gabby Cropper, age 16, died on Oct. 22, 2020. She was born in Littleton, CO and raised in Highlands Ranch to parents Mike Cropper and Tracy Cropper. Gabby was a junior at HR, and also has a younger sister, Elizabeth Cropper, who is a freshman at Ranch, and an older brother Jack Cropper, who is... Continue Reading →
Staying organized during a normal year is already hard enough, but staying organized with remote learning seems even harder. There are so many more things to distract you, and it just feels like staying on top of things is harder now, especially compared to when we were on the hybrid schedule. By using these three... Continue Reading →
With Christmas swiftly approaching, there are many ways to get into the Christmas spirit. One of the best ways to make it really feel like Christmas time is to listen to the music that defines the holiday. I set out to rank my favorite Christmas songs, which was a very difficult task indeed. Now, lets... Continue Reading →
This episode dives deeper into “Theater department produces Radio Hour” a news story written by Evelyn Wardell, Staff Reporter (which can be found here).
This episode dives deeper into “How furlough days affect the school’s budget and teachers” a news story written by Jaysen Anderson, Staff Reporter (which can be found here).
On Nov. 12, DCSD interim superintendent, Corey Wise, announced that all students will be moving to remote learning after Thanksgiving break. This decision was reached when DCSD accounted for nearly 5,000 students and staff members in quarantine, in addition to 13 schools already on remote learning. In the beginning of the school year, DCSD chose... Continue Reading →
Infographic by Jordan Pazos. Source: The Guardian To be elected president, you must win at least 270 electoral votes. On Nov. 3, the U.S. presidential election took place, then on Nov. 7, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris reached 290 electoral college votes, while Donald Trump only had 232. Many states like Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin and... Continue Reading →
For many, Thanksgiving has been a time for people to gather together with loved ones and be thankful for all the blessings in their life. However, in 2020, people have had to adapt and change traditional plans in order to be together, thankful, and safe around each other in the middle of a global pandemic.... Continue Reading →
DCSD has just recently announced that all students and teachers are moving online after Thanksgiving in an effort to prevent the further spread of COVID-19. But students and parents are wondering: with in-person schooling shutting down, will sports soon follow? Darren Withey, HR athletic director, explained that because sports are managed by the Colorado High... Continue Reading →
It’s that chaotic and beautiful time of year where people who celebrate these seasonal holidays have to consider what is the best gift to give loved ones. After some research, I found the perfect gift to give someone per age group. Preschool: The big thing with these kids is new toys. Drew, age four, said, “I... Continue Reading →
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